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4 hours
Daily Tour
12 people
Arabic, English
Four thousand years of the same hill. Qal’at al-Bahrain is a UNESCO World Heritage Site built on seven layers of city, one on top of another, and the museum beside it explains what you are standing on.
After the fort and the excavated harbour, we drive along the north coast to Barbar Temple, three temples stacked around a sacred spring, and stop for coffee before taking you back.
The Site Museum is closed on Monday. The fort grounds stay open and free, so ask us about the Monday version at a lower price.
The fort, the excavated harbour and the seven layers of the ancient city.
The Dilmun trade collection, seals and pottery.
Three temples built on one another around a sacred spring.
North coast.
The grounds are open every day and free. The Site Museum is closed on Monday, so the Monday version skips it and costs less.
About two kilometres over uneven ground at the fort. Flat shoes and a hat.
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